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PECULIAR COND UCT OFA WIFE.
rHrLn INSANE SIZE ABANDONED HER HOME ANp

~
ENGAGED AS A SERVANT.
On July Mrs. Kate Penohon. Of No. "a Eagie-st..
Williamsburg, mysteriously left her home, husband
and five children. one of them baby Jour months
old The day after her departure Mr. Penchon 70
celvcd letter from Peter Mooney, relative, on
Staten Island, informing him that Mrs. Penchon had
arrived there late the night before IN an almost
nsaDe state Mr.. Pench0n FASTENED TO Staten Island
only to learn that his wife had escaped from Noon
ey's house and gone to New-Yotk No trace Oh her
was found untl Tuesday morning when her husband
reoaivod letter from her Tho cnve.ope pore tho
postmark Spring Valley, NJ Y. surmsins that she
hal found board at Spring Valley, Mr.. Penchon, Mr..
Mooney and two detectives wont thore and vlsitcd
all tho boarding places, yet found no 0ew. On
wednesday afternoon letter addressed to Mrs
penchon was placed the Spring Valley postofice, and
Postmaster Biauvot was called upon assist the
dctecti,es LII learning Mrs. penchon's whereab0uts
In duo time Mrs. Penchon called for the letter ana
told Postmaster Biauvelt that she was visiting at
tho homo OF Mr.. 4. G. Warren. At Mr.. Wa rns
servant told them that since Sunday hanosoney
dressed fine looking woman had boon employed as o
servant at Port Warden Isaac w. Edsalps
Del uty Sheriff Charles b. Fisher visited Mr.
Ed ali's and recognized Mrs Penchon. He reporteo
her discovery and Mr. Mooney went alone 70 inc
Penchon She g, cctef him calmly and requested him
she met her husband and suddenly rgained her
reason. Port Warden Edsall sid no secured Mrs.
PenchOn's services at q New-Yors lnteileence once
and was mystifed by her manners and dress. put
supposed the woman had boon suddenly reduced Id
circumstances and mad no investl satlon Mis.
Penchou evidently in q perfectly rationa state, 40
companied her husband to Williamsburg yesterday.
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THE MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES. .
.yo,urr UANDanME PRIZE FOR HANOVER

plenty promise in the programme for the Mon
but the handcaps and conditions
adjusted that the question OF probable winners 10
difficult In there doubt for
captare rich Stockton stakes with its lib
S. 500 He must coDcede Kingdom and
pounds EACH he do with oil possible
ease Dryers have bought Kingston they have
oan sweep the stakes running Kingston
when Hanover Is overworked
Ifsaxony his land he has had good rest he
should the at l22 pounds, not Stone
buck should win Tue 10 advised 10 watch Sax
eny his preliminary galIop. II he easily and
in healthy and ridden by good jockey. th
weight will him. II his astote Kaha
sends big conmisson the betting ring saxony be
looked q winner. But the worthy Kahn with
holds mis- heavy hand the public should touch Saxony
KinEhsh also had good rest and Mclaughlin will be
patient him and his head of In the first half
mile he should capture the Atlantic SakeA Green B. Nor
colt Sir Dxon Of whose spins great tales
od may get placA II track deep In mud
Omaha would almost invnoble. She's great mud ally
but good track.
Quito sl another horse that has had nice long rest
and carry Richmond
second
Choctaw, heavily weighted H. should be first in the
weltsr handicap Housstonic may second.
Thess are the entries Y full:
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BECOMING sxoL usrYs AT oAsrhk eARpEY.

Emigration Commissioner Stephenson took occasion. In
ventanx grievance yesterday of
thieves He called attention To the OF
soatng addressed to him had
been in the Of reporter and aftsrward dsap
peared Secretary had OF
the papers OF the Board at meeting offered
railing erected the allotted
space that OF that these things
win prevented from being stolen" Whether from aston
shment Of desire themse record, the
Commissioners excepting Mr. Stephen,on neglected 10 vote
on the rcsoiai aud IL declared carried
A resolution OF Tire Castle Garcn Committee providing
that -ionse keepers
railroads should be denied privileges OF the
sueu declared ~ President Ulrch a. unnecessary
the 1858 sufficient IL resolved
should DO enforced number Of assisted emiErsnts
dIyposedof
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


PHILADELPHIA. July 10 assy pitched great game TO-
day faultlesy supportsby the fed. and re-
suit Detroit Wodman also pitched In fine form
but the Phes OF nine hits the third
and innings scored four earned
Irwin captured Thompson's fly ar long run
into by good throw TO first retired Rowe This
was tie prcttest ,ubs play this he
as follows:
H ps'ISis ............d6 -
Basehits - Philadelphia 9; Detroit IA. Errors.Phi
Umpirs-Mr Sullivan.
CINCINNATI July l5.-The Cincinnati club defeated the
While X s o III,
kept up Dcessan!y Smith Ts ht hard ia inc Spsn. T.:
e. olows,
S S1~cs 92s .s SSSSSS Ill
Basehits-C ncinnatl l6; Brooklyn TO- Errors-Cincin
nall 81 Brooklyn. j. Pitchers-smith and Harkina On
pire-Mr turiy.
CLKvELAND. July l6-The Cleveland nine defeated the
Meroposns to-day after hard battle Of eleven inninga
The Was IS follows:
S GI:;.sss,Ii.r SSiSYSS oas
a g. s ssG f9:ss
Bosros. July l6.-Indferent fielding allowed the
Indianapolis club from the Boston nine today
This Was the scores
hs:,sa; sSSSads
Base Boston o. indianapolis Errors-Boston o;
VI. Holland
A. Washington WASHINGTON. 10: Pttsburg. O.
A. Lori.y,lle.Loni.yllls, 7: Baitimore.
Atsyracuse-Stars ~; Toronto;
A. ss6SseA % S1rsn' Is 6ansuryz
Al Observation-Disclosures. Q; Jersey City.s
UTICA July ia dispatch to The Pyess from Manager
been sold WlEssbarre Tooays with the scrantOns
win be the last In this city.
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TIE COURTS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES SEEKING RELTEF.

On behalf OF twenty-five insurance companies Justice Pot
ter yesterday granted Of certiors By which the pro-
the Of Taxes and Assessmen and
the Board Aldermen relation the tsxe imposed on
stocks ne take3 before the supreme conr
Special Term. Tor review August l. The coDnanies
have dec ded appeal from q deo sion rendered by
the General Term In regard to the name! 10 which
should be asceraned for the purpose!
OF TAXATION pendlns the appeal which cannot be placed
Court Appeas before Ocobsr they are seeking
TO have the DELAYED
IN the Una. judgment Of the higher court 10 obtained
The COMPANIES re American Knickrrbocker
Clinton Eagle Niagara Exchange. Greenwich United sxes.
Firrmen'a National Germania Home Howard Phsnx Han
over Couulsrcla Mutual American EXCHANGE continental
North River Jefferson. NewYork and the Newlork Nh.
The the have been nrosed
addns the capital To the surplus and tho
claim that the market vane Of the STOCK should %
Of taxation. They also usis that National bank
them should be txeo the roll with
he backs have paid special tax
tn insurance companies should not be compelled to pay An
ADD tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
70 RAISE THE PRICE OF EvvELoPEs

Business firms ia this city who largo quantities
OF envelopes have receive circular from tie Stand
ard Envelope Company OF Springfield Mass, an
nouncing that the prices Of envelopes sold by them
hereafter will b. uniform in oil cases, and tho price
list IA readiusted on tail basis. For two ihree
years tho prices OF veopes have ruled low in most
cases. afording a scant profit to the manufacturer,
and In Others none III all. The Standard Envelope
Company was med under the laws OF Massachusetts
In ,rder unite tho l. aiding manufacturers and en-
abba them control the trade and tx the prices. The
mnauy Is composed OF White, C0rbin d. Co.. tho
Whitcomb Env-lope Company, the Plimpton Manu-
featuring Company, the Morgan Envelope Company,
the Powers Paper Company, J. q. Prebie Co.. tho
Berlin g. Jones' Envelope Co.. and Samuel Raynor
& Co. Those who are in position 20 know say that
the new combination Ii much stronger aud more effect
i've than any that heretofore been formed that 1t
includes uine-tenths OF the leading manufacturers OF
the United States. those production IL from
10000 900 TO- IL. 600. 600 envelopes q day.
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SEEMING voRrr1sM TO AN IMPORTER

The Treasury Department has had It's attention called to
seeming irrsgulsty n the Appraisers department where
favortism has been shown to importer sab
an Investigation 10 TO DO made The report made
special Treasury agent that Upon importation by
Hauts Iron Mail COMPANY. OF 500 slabs In
April the invoice value placed ~ 50 francs Tho
loo appraiser atterwsr advanced the i06 So
francs per ton but upon areapprasemsat rnucrd
81 francs Der ton that O
evidently Intended for the Importer not for the Customs
authorities va. subsequently rorcved In whic tho net
price ~ tie place manufacture l2l
frsncs Upon ,raisenent tho evidence
The importer himself psred the market value 90 OIL
heeee par ton at the time Of shipment anu H. merchant
ADesAssr and three PRINCIPAL Witnesses Of the each
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YACHTS PREPARING FOR THE CRUISE.
THE ATLANTIC CLUB TO GET OFF TO-DAY-C.
CuApYy,s NEW scVOON r.

CHAPINs NEW sCH0ON r.
The finishing touches put great many yschts
yesterday preparatory getting under for the annual
cruise Of the Atlantic Club Ameng the yachts that
participate In the cruise the schooners Comet
Magic Arnea Leona Peerless and Azaa OF Boston and
the soops Mischief Huron Hidergare Thistle An 'conda,
Cipdcr ella koaIc Adelaide Rover Daphne ENTERPRISE
Stella Vixen. Fanny. FAntA NirvanA Ariafne RviL
Crocodile Tourist. Daisy, Arab Curew. hanearoo
yachts OF the SewHaven club VIII JOIN the
squadron asd accompany during tho REMAINDER OF the
cruise Altloa IA The CLUB will make an eary START al Ne"
Rchoe getting OF at O'Clock many Of the inhaoitht, OF
peaceful will eu I've astir To give the yarhtmen
eo on" They BEEN invited - reception AZ
Fort Griswod Hotel NswL0ndon aud the hosp tttes
Prizes asgegatng In value $1,000 will he ohere
The >rwlork Canoe ~ has arr ahfed
nnEly entertaining prorraume tor Us 20 p"nsd
seventh annual REGATTA VI, wI ak' place on
vile Staten island Loda beginning at o'clock There
will ipgs padding Tandem nadilng RAJ sail
ing race hand padding race and fymnastic eihoton
nj Pert Morris this afternoon be offered for
:locp. "a foe, and over y.os' Tnsr
yachts under ~ feet There twentvsiI sntss In a
viii Ia aronnd Fort schuyler BUOY AMI etua
Harlan Hongworh binding steel schooner vtcht
THAR shipysrd Wilmington Del, for e, w ChApis She
designed by A. Cary Saith Her length ON the waterns
Ia IL test; ALL 1872 feet beam ~ fo-I Tue dimen
10 lows: Bousprit. ou;bosrd. II
Ibboom is feat and hes foremaa deck 10 honnis
deck hounds 10 iost aud incr-s manmast. beat IL
opmas 10 hounds 30 feet AMI inches ma
hosnd 40 feet inc square sail yard
90 feei long All the spars will he OF oregon pine
galvanized. made eKprsssly or her. PM Low wh at
tent the rigging Internally she will TO prov Cd Win
mofsrn Tor convenience and cemdr AMI
when finished Win 10 sufosnty cafe and swift 70 sA 70 any
mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
70 TgE PRESENT EXCISE LAW.

The Germans arc determined that IL organized effort
can effect tLat result the eTcisc and theatrical license
laws will be materially changed at the next session OF
the Legislature When the rigid enforcement OF the laws
was ten some time ago, the singing societies
perfected organization under the maine OF tue united
singers OF the state OF NewiOrz IL was decided later
TO make the organization general and a call was
all the German societies The resalt OF this
was u ne-tng at Arion Hall, No. 20 and 81 81 Marks
pace OIL Thursday night at which 100 delegates repre-
seuting n societies with membership o 5000 were
present II was decided TO call the organization tho
Organization OF German Societies and Corporations OF
the 5tate OF New. York"
Determined efforts win be made to have the excise laws
oh ugsl
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MR KRNYEprs MuKpERER IY oonRr

wAsHIsoros July l5.-The Grand Jury this afternoon
brought in indictment against John Daily charging
him with tho murder OF Joseph o. Kennedy, the aged
real ests.s agent on Wednesday last Daily, who had
been brought up to the court with other prioue
was arraigned and pleaded Guilty but not RESPONSE
BILE. The directed that plea gailty
tered Tho prlsoner said be had home, friends ani
NO counsel And that he would like 70 have counsel To
remark Of the court that the . serious one,
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DIED AFTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIoHr YEARS.

Mr6 OdtHHTfHb DHIOH pouIHHHt WIN ""' n"f" w
be los years old died Thursday from senie dements
in the Presbyterian Home In East Seventy thiId Of.
She had ontnvod all her relatives, and little OF her
history 10 the who befricnded her in
old ehe taken 10 the homo about Two
years she had been Eighty that what she said Was
OF little account II known that she was born IN
Knderhook and that after the death Of her husband
many years ago she was stewardess on Hudson
River steamboat
She said she was cousin OF President Van Buren,, but
she was a woman Of dull intellect and without any
education When she had become aged shc lived several
years In tenement house east OF the Bowery and at
tended the church In Lafayette place After she bad
become childish took several trips up aud down the
Hudson River thinking that she belonged OF the
steainboas Just before she went 70 the home In Sew
enty third st. abe had been living in Pouyhkccpsfe Her
body will be buried In Greenwood Cemetery.
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SENT TO JAIL BEoA USE OF HIS THREATS

Pietro Fassi. q sturdy Italian recently discharged
from MoKesson & Robbins Chemical Works in Brook
lyn by Alexander Boehnger the foreman Fassi swore
vengeance upon Boehringe- and empe I'd TO assault
him lie was arrested but PROMISE OF good behavior
was released lie then began to write letters thrcaten
ing Kill Boehringer an 10 burn tho works. IN ono
letter he wrote that no TO be hanged and tho
rope really for him. and he meant to reach the gsl-
10 a by killing Boehrnger The latter did not fancy the
prospect aud took Fassi 10 court yester-
day where lie charged with being dangerous man
and bonds sought Ia make him Keep tie peace
Judge Moore said he would that Fassi did mot
threaten kill aud burn He was sent 10 jail
last night his counsel viii try and have him released
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WRECKED BYA BURSTING WATER TANK.

Six persons narrowly escaped death under singular
crcum at the Osborn House. Isle Of Wight l. L..
Wednesday As 1t was. some OF them seriously
hurt and all were drenched to the skin. few yards
Of the kitchen OF the hotel stood large tank
with capasity Of 5000 gallons. from which the hotel
obtained Its water supply About o'clock In the
ing the tank. which full, burst with loud report
and side Of 1t with q large volume OF water came
down upon the roof Of tho kitchen almost crushing
death ank Gildersleeve. Frank Fros., Mary Kelly,
Annie Gimartin. Jennie Martin and Ella Cole who
at work In the building Gdcrsleove hal several teeth
knocked down his throat. and the others or
less seriously injured. besides being almost drowned
the water Tiled The kitchen to depth of nearly four
and much inconvenience Is caused by failure OF tho
water supply. The hotel being full Of gussts t Is ex-
peoied that the damage will he repaired In few daya
what the defect In the ank which caused tho accL
dent not known although thought that parts
OF IL may have been str aimed ny the cold In winter.
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Farped runs-New-York, 8; Chicago First base By Err
fors-New Yort 4; Chicago struck ontENew' YORK. ~
base on balls Richardson Van Hsltren RYAN l. Flint
l. Gore j. Home russ-None. Three base hs-None Two
be- hits-None Double plays Ward and Connor
Stolen basrs-NewYerk B. Chica o. Hit by pitcher
None. Wild pitches-Keefe i. Passed baus-Brown 4
Cmpire-Mr Powers Time-S:2O
sGore declared out
ont IN lastt uni
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yryy0 ron oRTHJyALs 70 TRY

Tho work Of tho General Sessions into such salts
facry shape yesterday that Recorder smyth discharged
oil Jurors for the The On and Jury asked 10 be dis
charged Also 1t had work to do. and this
accordingly done All tho In the Tombs ready for
trial have been disposed o anil tho General Sessions Is
therefore In state OF comparative moral purity and
cleanliness The of Mrs. Horn. which Will come mp
Friday motion for trial. appears to he
the principal obstacle 10 unaoyed calm in the General
Sessions for the of the term. since February the
Recorder has disposed OF 5s3 cases The Grand Jury
Just discharged has considered 1853 and found 1879
Indictments out OF the number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
FOUR MORE OF THE DROWNED RECOVERED

Yesterday four more bodies OF those drowned by tho
cap,ning of the yacht Mystery wero recovered while
floating the OF the catastrophe. making
in all bodies recovered and three still missing
The names OF those found yesterday Eddie OBren
the niDc-year- old son OF John OBrcn. owner OF inc
My,rery: Mrs Fargo age thirty. OF No. SO ParEave,
Williamsburg; Mrs Louisa OLerner. age thiry,se,en'
OF No l4S varref-st, Williamsburg and Annie Baeder
age seventeen OF No. II Morrellst, Brooklyn. E. ID.
Tho three missing bodies now arc those Of children
George Cring, Henry Hendricks and hary Beaten. OF
No. 452 Atlsniicave. Erooay u. whose father oilers
70 yard for recovery Of his daughters body. lhe
funeral Of Captain David Hendricks took place yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

Jacob Fast OF No 242 East Tenthst. made complaint
Policeman Tmme the Filth Street squad
ago. says Timme ciubbed ANAL boy the night
Of July when the boy crackers Timme then
strnk Fast when he questions Yesterday
another complaint AGAINST Tim nadc by -imon
Kieber OF No 81 Forsy ST. aud judah Wase Of No ~
AiIepst, pedlrrs. Thev driven OF q at
First nd Tontst June 10 an when they sppsaled
10 rlmms tho bartender thuy Tmne dubbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
RuMoRED pURoHA Sc or srEAXsRs

It was rumored in shipping circles yesterday this the
Significance Of tho recent sumnoning OF Richard J.
Cortis O. p Huntington in Liverpool was the
contemplated purchase of the Of the defunct
Monarch Limo By the Chess peake and Ohio Railroad
Company. Sir. Cortis recently appointed manager
of the steamship business of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad view Of his long and successful experience
as New-York manager Of the White Star Line Mr..
Huntingtons company Is running the old steamer
Duke of Buckingham. Duke OF Westminster. City OF
Manchester and Florida under charter but the Monarch
much better vessels and can DO bought at
ne-fourth Of their cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
LocKJAw DUE TO roy PISTOLS.

Two additional Of ioekaw In Newark frou injuries
inflicted bv tho pistol reported Yesterday Phillip
Hasmaeiier sixteen lvtg at No ID Prospsct Piars
led rslm the hand the Fourth Lat
Tussday The wound beeame - painful that doctor vas
called and the Of iockaw Yesterday
the lads condition thought be- hopeless Jane, Brady
twentvhvc snot In tho With toy pistol ON
July Thsrsay symptoms Of lockjaw developed and he
taken TO b. Mcaels Hospital whore no lies In crit
nj
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rwELVEYsAR.oLD wAIF FROM TROY

policeman found boz crying at Fourth.
and sixty fourhst Thursday night He said he vas
william Teeson aud had mother ard twin brother living
In Troy. v. v His aihsr. Who 10 engineer. away
from hIs family an b., mother worked In
Troy factory In With SIX ohsr bows William got
into freight car on we,nesdav The lads wants 30 got
short ride but they carried 10 this cv rheg stuck
together Thursday al spent ten re, Al, tho cash they
had In huYng buns The ak other boys managed TO get
outgoing train rariv the ov-ning but william left
The peceman bov Police Headquarters and he
sent back 70 his home In Troy Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

NKw. RocHLLE-A slau ierhouse situated srten-
Lawp.ava and occupied by Mzhlsteafta
siroyed BY IRE on Ihnr'day los: about insured for
and 81 harness stolen ON Tuesday Recovered the
horse at Brooklyn yesterday.
MOUNT VKRSos.-Charges have been made to Governor
III sinst Justice w. Edmons for msfeisance In ONCE
and tho has ordered District Atornsy Baker,
Neschcster County TO proceed ~ investigate
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DETERMINED TO EYD A SINFUL LIFE

Catharine spain adissouts woman who hal been living
una wfuy with Michael Jaeger peder at No ls4 Forsyth
killed herself Yesterday br taking antanum but two
she hersef severely wie trying tako
dose Of carbic ac Before that shs hal tre hang her
self She did tell her fr ends Why she wished 10 end her
life Her relatives live DanDnrv Conu She away
this city twenty years ago when shs
aixtx ald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

QUEER WORK or MASSA CHUSETTS LI0HTNIN0.
curious instance OF freaks OF lightning Is noted
BY In the Cpe Cod region as occurring last
Sunday. Tho item. which is Interesting In more points
I'll all one 10 as follows:
Professor Tnpps summer cottage In West Harwtoh vas
struck lightning during the thunder etoI last SUNDAY
about o'clock resulting In consheabe damage
main mney frat branching on into tho two nuos an
through dnersnt OF the AMI nsay In TO
The OF the errnr. rockng
honse bv incpirnt earthqak. scattering eGks
debris various directions be house was doubt
saved The huse chimney OF thu oien so 10 the main
building that served sheet anchor Professor Trip Who
asssp bechamber ct the Time cevei an cleo
shock ~hcb rendered him unconscous for several
ufss until aroused by other members OF the family Tho
building the residence OF the late Deacon samuel
Trpp and s believed TO be npey,nve years old I'M, 10 inc
aro or lzhtning.
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FRIENDS OF POOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
The following additional contributions have been received

The trip made by the Floating HOSPITAL
on THURSDAY earned OI5 sick children and mothers to tho
the Lower ~. The funds for this oIenson were
BY Puck The physcans In at enhance were
Drs. b. " Tomptins f. H. Greene 8 G. Titn. Robert PRATT
ey and Charles A. Leas The presence OF the keniai
secessry -. Johns Guild John Fsure. made every one
portable and happy on bosrL
sent 10 Charles acofer treasurer No 81 University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
MEN ARK

The Rev. Dr. r. Bovfs Pastor Of 81 Panis Methodist
Episcopal Church has call from the Eight
street Methodnt Episcopal Church. and will probably
spring Three former pastors OF st. Paus
pastorate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

The OOYsPIRA OY GOULD NOT BE PROVED
william ventni and James Payne. the men who ware
arrested Thursday charged with conspns TO prevent
Frank Forester Morse actor from getting living his
profession, had examination 10 Justice German
jsnsrsou Market Police Court yesterday They dis
CHARGED. as The conspiracy was not clearly proven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.
The League and Americau date leave the clubs
"A

Polo 0rvunds today.
There has been trouble Metropolitan club the
Saptancy resigned the position and % Brien, tho
club
and ought 70 have he honor
The release tho Metropolitan club $1,000.
Collins catcher and Roach pitcher released by the
GewYork club yesterday.
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srxrH-sELLrsa lie MILES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erEErLRcHAsE FULL COURSE

Bexppfug to-day continuing day there
after Railroad paror will be attached TO
the spects stations foot Of Courlandt and
pe.brossss sta for Monmouth 1880 returning
the parlor the hrs tran leaving the Park
aftsr the conclusion Of the